Flood Sees Blues Slipping as Hitting Powers Falter
Veteran Tim Flood criticizes Blues pitching while praising a strong infield and robust outfield. He predicts his team will surge once hitting improves, citing hitters Phil Geier Skeeter Dunleavy Eddie Wheeler Tie Meyer and Lefty Davis as the lineup’s core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Flood
Timothy
Flood
Phil Geier
Phil Geier, “Skeeter" Dunleavy
Eddie Wheeler
Big Tiemeyer
Davis
Leroy and His Papoose of the St Paul Team
The St Paul baseball club touts an Indian battery with pitcher Lewis LeRoy and catcher Jack Meyers, both full blooded Indians. LeRoy, Carlisle graduate, has played for Montreal and the New Americans before joining St Paul in the American Association. Rowan, first baseman in his Kansas City debut, impressed with a hit and a sacrifice while the fielding unit Geier Davis Dunleavy shines. Eadie Wheeler at short excels in defense and offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Lewis LeRoy
Jack Meyers
Saints
leRoy
Carlisle
Montreal
Fastern
New Americans
Wisconsie
Heaveter
Marquard
Wood
St. Paul Ouatfejld
Geier
Davis
Dunleavy
Rowan
Kansas City
Hobbie
Downie
Bowen
Teal
Lennon
Tim May Rosey
Nat
Eadie Wheeler
Bill Clarke
Clarke
Ned Hanlon
Aie
Ham
Carey
Minneapolis
John McGraw
Hughey Yanalogs
Amens
Jennings
Beaw
William May Cee
Roan Ee
Ned
Itimere
William
Minnespolis
Oe Association
Pet
Mvilaeitweukes
Kansas Nand
Coluanbus
Paul
National League
Ww. L. Pet
Pittsburg
Neinpati
Boston
Phils
St. Louis
New York
Bay
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Bae Nm
Boston Enene
W. W. L. Pet
Walnut St
San
Iis Play Yesterday Sees Nine Chances No Error Three Hits
The batter went three for three with nine chances and no errors yesterday. Sacrifices by Tiemeyer at third exposed field weaknesses. Tiemeyer and Greminger are noted as slow infielders. Gehring, a recent addition from Joe Dan Washington, is expected to coach Flecd’s payroll. Farris showed strong pitching last year but has cooled since returning to St Paul. Leroy, the hurler, alternates between good and poor days. Teal debuted yesterday with potential but limited impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiemeyer
Greminger
Mills
Basman
Elow
Hank Gehring
Joe Dan
Washington
Teher
Flecd
Babe
Farris
Saints
St. Paul
St. Louie
Lona Leroy
Teal
Armour's
Armour
Toledo
Bugs
Columbus
Indian catcher Meyers joins St Pauls strong roster
Jack Meyers, a full blooded Indian and college man, joins St Paul after playing for Butte in the Northwestern league. He is praised for his strong throwing arm and speed, with offers already coming in as St Paul plans to bolster the infield and outfield with additions like Carlisle and the noted swatter from the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Meyers
ST. Paul
LeRoy
Butte
Meyers
Long Island Tennis Championship Results
The report notes yesterday’s Long Island Tennis championship with Wrm defeating Siepeer in straight sets 6 1 and 6 2 while Alexander and H Hi Hackett secured the doubles title 6-2 over Larned with partner Neeson and C F Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
New Yous
F. B. Alexander
Ae Challenger
Me Alexander
H. H. Hi
Hackett
Larned
Yap Tener
Neeson
C. F. Watson
Friel Faces Crowds In A A circuit Backlash
Columbus correspondence notes Bill Friel under fire from fans across the circuit. Armour's Park expansion eyed after Toledo crowd woes. Joe OBrien deals with new base rule enforcement while Wisser Geier trade chatter circulates. Critics praise Monte Cross and discuss Toledo pitchers' lack of work amid weather delays and upcoming double headers.
Milwaukee Signs McGilvray to Replace Veteran Outfielder
Milwaukee club secured Mac McGilvray from Cincinnati Nationals to fill a veteran's spot after he had spent the season with Pueblo in the Western league. The move follows Cincinnati's strong outfield depth and McGilvray's noted speed and fielding, while the rest of the article notes a Missouri-Washington University meet canceled due to exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
McGilvray
Cincinnati
Mievauxes
Wis
Combc
Havenor
Mac” McGilvray
Cincinnati Nationals
Pueblo
Blues Win Behind Brandom Pitching In Tight Victory
The Blues defeated Gehring and the Saints 5 to 2 this morning as Brandom pitched well and received solid support. Key moments included a three-run fifth inning for St. Paul and timely hits by Brandom, Cross, and others to overcome miscues and secure the win.
Clever work of base runners Cobb McGraw and Wagner
The article discusses base running innovations by Ty Cobb Christy Matthews and other early baseball figures. It explains approaches to taking extra bases on balls hit to the outfield and the advantages of aggressive base running to force outs and score runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
McGraw and
Wagner
Department of Baseball
St. Louis
Tyrus Cobb
New York
Eenanen
Pittsburg
McGraw
Cobb
McKeesport
Hughie Jennings
Tim Hurst
Terry McGovern Retires From Prize Ring
New York May 30 Terry McGovern announces via his manager Joe Humphreys that he will retire from boxing after a fourteen year career. He cites the Robson bout as proof his fighting days are over and plans to tour small towns this summer with Jim Corbett before entering business ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Terry McGovern
Joe Humphreys
Aes
Govern
She
Robson
Lorta
McGovern
Corbett
Eels
Caught Off The Bases In Western League Notes
The piece reports on Western league players led by Waldron hitting .369, Irwin at .310, and others like Householder .205 McLaughlin .263 Francks and Perring noted for their plays. It discusses George Perring’s fast bunt technique, Sam Crane’s baseball commentary, and jokes about Jack Egan and Ban Johnson era figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron
Charley Irwin
San Francisco
Ban Irwin
Francisco
Coast 3
Householder
McLaughlin
Francks
Frantcisco Bulletin
George Perring
Cleveland
Biltimore
Meme
Per‘cing Terener
Ee Perris
Philadelphia Bachange
Amateur Baseball Notes highlights local league play and schedules
The column lists numerous amateur teams and upcoming games across the city. Key notices include splits among the Splittog Athletics and Overalls Bites, challenges by the Kansas City Beavers and I A team, and calls for players to report to practice at various streets and depots, with times ranging from early morning to afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Splittog Athletics
Woods
Setheg
Ps Rs
Maripin
Tamers
Pendictons
A. C
Buckner
Grand Central Depot
L. C. Smiths
Drakemores
Irty-First
Campbell
Lowell
Osdia
Seventeenth Street
Kansas City Beavers
I. A
Nes
C. C. T. Reid
East Child Street
Dans and Tissues
Ed Keefers
Eighth
Quindaro
West
John
Star
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Stones
Montfall
Campbell Street Blues
Indian Creek
Wake Searcy
Tony Albany
Rob Hooly
Tudie Parans
Joe Gallicci
Tom Pascale
Jim Tilardy
Joe Danzo
Quinn
W. P. Lindys
Deemer Heights
Bethel
Cas
Leavenworth Depot
Paints
Ward
Elliott
White
Vance
Taylor
Reed
Liltts
Roark
Coffey
Shondon
Summit
Rockhill
Burns & Lutz
Tracy
Vochatzee
Wallace
Will Wallace
Ridge
Young
Britt
Allen
Laing
Lang
Waters
Troost
Bell
Blizeard
Socialist Editor Sentenced For Mail Matter
Federal Judge Carland fines ex representative Freeman Knowles editor of the Socialist paper in South Dakota 509 Deapwoon May 30 for sending improper matter through the mails. Indictment funds were raised but refused to pay. He was sent to Pennington county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deapwoon
S. D
Carland
Freeman Knowles
Les
Pennington County
Wall Street helped Bryan alleged political secrets revealed
The New York World reports that after the 1904 Democratic convention Bryan returned to Nebraska to seek a Senate seat. Ties to William J. Bryan include T. S. Allen, August Belmont, Thomas F. Ryan, William F. Sheehan, and Delaney Nicoll. Ryan funded Nebraskan aims via Sheehan to mask source. The backers expected Bryan's support for Parker and a softer stance on financiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York World
Judge Parker
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
United States Senate
T. S. Allen
Allen
Democratic State Central Committee of
Bryan
August Belmont
Thomas F. Ryan
William F. Sheehan
Delaney Nicoll
Sheehan
Nicoll
Ryan
Helmont
Conetee
Mr. Bryan
Dowie receivership to end as Hately resigns
John G. Hately plans to resign the Zion City receivership next Friday after nearly two years preserving the estate of John Alexander Dowie. Landis is expected to assume custodial management of finances and oversee sale of factories and concessions to investors to restore employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcaco
John Alexander Dowie
John G. Hately
Zion City
Cy Lion
Dowie
Reree Voliva
Hately
Sige Landis
Hetty Green to Newport Home This Summer
Newport May 30 It is said Mrs Hetty Green intends to make Newport her home this coming summer and is negotiating for a cottage It will be her first appearance at Newport as a householder She and her daughter Miss Sylvia Green have plans adding to the social season with the family engagement mentioned involving Matthew Wilks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Hetty Green
Sylvia Green
Mrs Hetty Green Visits Newport Hope to Settle Society
Mrs Hetty Green has visited Newport twice in company with Miss Annie Leary at the Paul cottage on Mill street and Park Gate. Rumors link Matthew Astor Wilks to Miss Jen and suggest Green may take a permanent Newport social position this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Annie Leary
Paul
Mill Street
Miss Leary
New Park Gate
Matthew Astor Wilks
Jen
Green
Hoboken
N. J
Hotel Plaza
New York
Plaza
Park
Supreme Court rules road law in township counties invalid
Missouri Supreme Court, in Division No 1 led by Judge Graves, disallows the 1905 special road district law for counties operating under township organization. Cass county case involved road commissioners of Raymore township urging transfer of tools and funds. Court holds the township should divide the township into districts and levy road taxes under its officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Graves
Cass County
G. B. Simmons
Walter S. Allen
C. M. Funk
Raymore
Circuit Court
Road Commissioners
Supreme Court
Missouri Supreme Court Rules on Motions in Several Cases
Division No. 1 of the Missouri Supreme Court issued opinions and ruled on motions in multiple cases. Opinions by Valliant and Graves affirmed in several matters. Reversals and remands issued for others including Continental Bank and Huber firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Crry
Supreme Court
Valliant
Earington
Inma
Miasouri Pacific Eally
Teasdale
Ovina Senneao
Rlington Ralway
Athenes
Woodson
Elkins Abruzzi Wedding Postponed to November
Rome reports the marriage of Miss Katharine Elkins daughter of a West Virginia senator and the Duke of Abruzzi will be held in November. The ceremony is said to be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Katherine Elkins
United States
West Virginia
Duke of
Knights Templar Parade From Walnut Street
Oriental commandery No 35 and Kansas City commandery No 10 parade in dress uniform from 912 Walnut street to Ascension day service at Trinity Episcopal church at 11 o'clock. Commandery No 17 Independence Missouri and others attend as guests for the annual observance and a new eminent commander is to be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Oriental Commandery No
Kansas City Commandery No
Walnut Street
Trinity Episcopal Church
Tenth Street
Tracy Avenue
Oriental Pemimetens
Commandery No
Independence
Eh Se Whiatiity
Kas
Bert. Talbor
Triad Church
Richard M. Seibel
Thomas A. Milburn
Aeronauts Under the Sea Submarine Trip by Lake Craft
J C Lake vice president of Lake Torpedo Company hosted Aero Club of New York members for a Long Island Sound trial of a submarine boat. Captain Simon Lake led the voyage with divers testing underwater walking and a diving chamber. A dinner followed and the craft demonstrated underwater torpedo discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Lake
ELOPING PRINCESS FOUND AND ACCEPTS MARRIAGE
Princess Amelie of Fuerestenberg Koenigshof eloped with Gustav Koczian an agent for a German car firm and is staying in Switzerland with his mother. She will not return until opposition to the match is withdrawn and relatives reportedly agree to abstain if she does return. Boosts the Fountain Flower Pot idea for Fifteenth street and the Paseo with earth filled basins flowers and vines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Amelie of Fuerestenberg-Koenigshof
Gustav Koczian
Switzeland
Kocezian
Fifteenth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blues
Ln Conekine
Igh
Wong
Joss
Boarden
Bostage
Ind
Connie Mack
Caine
Tod
Kruewer
A. A
Bill Freel
Bill Friel
Willi Worker
Friel
Vleda News-Bee
Joe O
Joe O’brien
Joe
Chaie
Inneapolis Journal
Jim Burke
Sméciellan
Perrine
Tittle
Orville Woodruff
Colonels
Poole
Johnny Hughes
Stovall
Coulter
Jesse
Lowisville Courier-Journal
Wisser-Geier
Wisser
Ig Paul Ae
iHrewers
McKune
Arrand McCormick
Monte Cross
Cross
Monte
Jacob Beckley
Rifts Range
Nagle
Asher
Miller
Toledo News-Bee
Danny Green
Missouri-Washington U
Cotumata
Washington University
Tigers
Rollins Field
Pikeway School
Grover
Mitchell
Tiger
THE
Cross Gang
Brandom
Gehring
Association Panx
Dutleavy
Soles
Tiemeyes
Hallman
Kansas
Whee Sa Sefativan
Bik Tebehia
Gierer
Oe Wheeler
Wheeler
Ang
Ae A Hg
T. Paul—Davis
Neighbors
Beckley
Brashear
Tremeyer
Rbar
Owan
Noonan
Dantiats
Berwin
Sullivan
Pales
Kerwin
Brandon
Hallian
Giever
Heckley
St Paul
Brathear
Fieed
Brandon and
Hayes
Sam Crane
Vonage
Samivel
Egan
Fegan
Trane
Minneapolis Journal
Socialist Editor
South Dakota
Wall Street
Zion
Matthew Wilks
Misa Sylvia Green
Tocety Wil
Elkins
Aeronauts
Lake
New Yorker
M. Quinn
Mmionday
Dunlap Agency
Main ST
Clark, the Hatters
Johnson
Joseph
Chetwen School
Agnes
Martin
Oak Grove
Maclellan
Benton Bow
Aclock
Armour Chapel
Shem
John HH. Hodges
W. Hodges
George W. Hidzen
B. FL
Ames
Spalhing
Commercial College
Tenth
Osket
Parkwood
Edward Dd. Kirk
N. Y
Merrile & CO
Myers
Eee
Central Bookstore
West 12Th
Main
Tel
Er OF America Council
Franklin Lodge NO
A. W
Ball
Virginia
Brotherohnson
Ki City
Casgreer
M. W
Arrighi
Will Es
Pe Bis Grda
Maysts
Chelsea
Toers
Wea
Dickard
Sachem
Phoenix Cam
Pendenen Mo
Elmer B. Sanford
C. G
Iva Vanhge
Asy
Trinity Lutheran Orcs
Th and
Tauromee
C. C. Grandon
H. M. Woosler
Chica
J. C. McLaughlin
Junction
We Alpha Floral Co
Daily and Sunday Star
Fea Raln
Tage Vesslaressnenen
Agate
Belock m
Kirby _ Walker
Wisn
P. Otte
Agnes li
Bla
Eas City
the Willows
Ini Senday
Puge Men Christian Association
Imatria
Stelle Denne
Warren
Cesar
Acticieg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!